An Index to the Names in the Mahabharata, with Short Explanations and a Concordance to the Bombay and Calcutta Editions and P. C. Roy's Translation c5.s6.19.11

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and Çri)].—[§ 682 (Mokshadh.): XII, 267, 9527 (Trilokeçaḥ Purandaraḥ), 9530 (Tridaçeçvaraḥ, had violated the wife of Gautama, i.e. Ahalya)].—§ 693b (Vṛtravadha): XII, 282, 10104; 283, 10186 (I.'s encounter with Vṛtra, whom he slew, how I. was liberated from the sin of brahman murder).—§ 695b (Dakṣayajñuvināçu): XII, 285a, 10280, †10298 (sendrā devāḥ).—§ 701b (Bhava-Bhārgavasamāgama): XII, 290, 10666.—§ 707 (Mokshadh.): XII, 314, 11610 (the adhidaivata of the hands); 318, 11706 (°tvam, when the soul escapes through the navel it becomes I., likewise when escaping through the arms).—[§ 712 (Çukotpatti): XII, 325, 12206 (Deveçvaraḥ Çakraḥ, gave a kamaṇḍalu to Çuka)].—[§ 717e (Uparicara): XII, 336, 12717 (Devarāṭ, shared with Vasu Uparicara his own seat and bed)].—§ 717b (Nārāyaṇīya): XII, [340 (Nārāyaṇa prophesies that Bali will deprive I. (Çakram, v. 12944) of his kingdom, but that Viṣṇu will restore it to him)]; 343, ††13205 (cursed by Gautama on account of his violating Ahalya, I. came to wear a green beard; cursed by Kauçika to lose his testicles, I. obtained those of a ram), [III], ††13206 (Purandarasya, Cyavana paralysed his arms, cf. § 405)], [VII], ††13211, ††13212, ††13213, ††13214, ††13216, ††13217, ††13218 (how Indra slew Vṛcvarūpa and Vṛtra, Nahuṣa's becoming king of the gods and falling down again to the earth, I.'s regaining the sovereignty, cf.